So i raced a tundra today...

KARNUT · July 23, 2014

I don't know about that, I know some people thats all they run. Done correctly good cheap fun. Very little harm to the engine. Its about who gets there first. On the track of course.

Edited July 23, 2014 by KARNUT

patriot · July 23, 2014

Lol...nitrous is for p____ies

So's losing to RICE.

...at LEAST keep it on the track.

mymaggiebell · July 25, 2014

So's losing to RICE.

...at LEAST keep it on the track.

here we go again with this....my truck was made in mexico and the tundra is made in the states. who has the import??? lol!

patriot · July 25, 2014

here we go again with this....my truck was made in mexico and the tundra is made in the states. who has the import??? lol!

Jap company. Rice. Simple. ...and mine was made HERE.

Prokopchuk_9 · July 26, 2014

Jap company. Rice. Simple. ...and mine was made HERE.

So you don't think ur chev doesn't have any parts on it that were designed and made in Asia? LOL...

patriot · July 26, 2014

So you don't think ur chev doesn't have any parts on it that were designed and made in Asia? LOL...

Not what I wrote at ALL.

Here it is again; with notes added in parenthesis for easier comprehension.

Jap company (Company owned by and run by Japanese Nationals and headquartered in Japan). Parts sourced globally. Rice :(Primary staple food throughout most of Asia) . Simple. ...and mine was made HERE. (Made here at the Fort Wayne Assembly Plant, 12200 Lafayette Center Road Roanoke, Indiana, 46783, United States of America . This is an American owned and American run company. Total North American parts content: 91%, split between US, Canada, and Mexico, with the remaining 9% sourced globally.)

I certainly hope that is clear enough for you, as I'm through. I'm not going to explain it again.

Now....Back ON TOPIC.

/HIJACKOFF

Prokopchuk_9 · July 26, 2014

Not what I wrote at ALL.

Here it is again; with notes added in parenthesis for easier comprehension.

Jap company (Company owned by and run by Japanese Nationals and headquartered in Japan). Parts sourced globally. Rice :(Primary staple food throughout most of Asia) . Simple. ...and mine was made HERE. (Made here at the Fort Wayne Assembly Plant, 12200 Lafayette Center Road Roanoke, Indiana, 46783, United States of America . This is an American owned and American run company. Total North American parts content: 91%, split between US, Canada, and Mexico, with the remaining 9% sourced globally.)

I certainly hope that is clear enough for you, as I'm through. I'm not going to explain it again.

Now....Back ON TOPIC.

/HIJACKOFF

Whatever buddy lol. Nitrous is still gay.

oilfieldpopo · July 27, 2014

Figured I would put my quick 2 cents into this topic. I actually traded a 2012 TSS Tundra 2 weeks ago for my
Chevrolet. I guess the main reason was I wanted to get back into a 4x4 and the amount of money it was going to
cost me to lift the tundra. The Chevy is already lifted. My Z71 will in NO way compete with the tundra I had.
The tundra was stupid fast and all that was done was drop in K&N and dual exhaust. You turn the nannies off in
that thing and hold on. I am about to spend quite a bit of money to get my 1500 up to that standard. Don't get
me wrong, I don't regret my decision one bit and I love my new truck, but it will not compete with the Tundra
as far as speed. Here is the pic of my old truck...